Common Cents Newsletter: August
The swimmer making the biggest splash at the Paris Olympics is Katie Ladecky, becoming the most decorated woman in swimming history.?
At one point, Ladecky was so far ahead in the race, viewers couldn't even see her competition on the screen.?
...speaking of outpacing the competition, here's a lineup of articles and resources to keep your financial institution in the lead.
Striking the right balance of tech and human touch
High tech, high touch. With the rise of online retail, the influence of social media, and the impact of inflation, traditional banking has undergone a profound transformation. Consumers expect nothing short of seamless, personalized experiences, drawing glaring parallels to other popular industries. Read the full article here.?
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Lending a hand. Lynn Yznaga, a lending executive at Broadway Bank, shares insights on the evolution of digital lending, the importance of customer-centric approaches in banking — and how financial institutions can navigate the challenges of implementing new technologies while maintaining regulatory compliance and employee engagement. Read the full interview here.?
Grow Faster with SignPlus
Trying to increase deposits, close more loans, and improve operational efficiencies within your financial institution??
If the answer is yes to one or all of the above, you'll want to check out our recent webinar: Grow Faster with SignPlus.Tune into this panel discussion to learn how other banks and credit unions are harnessing eSignature workflows to drive growth and enhance operational efficiencies within their organizations.
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Watch the webinar to learn:
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Winning the Talent Game
Your people are your greatest asset—so how are financial institutions attracting and retaining rockstar talent in this job market?
This week on the Common Cents podcast, Marcy Philips, President and CEO at Lone Star Credit Union, shares how she and her team go above and beyond to set themselves apart as an employer with high retention. Check it out!
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They're optimistic, they're insecure, they're ?Gen Z?
Are you ready for how different Gen Z's banking behaviors are? Statistically, they're more confident than any other generation about achieving generational wealth. They are, however, the least financially secure of all of the generations. Gen Z’s financial attitudes reflect deeper changes in how they view work, wealth and their place in the world. Their optimism about wealth creation, coupled with their confusion about financial matters, speaks to a generation shaped by economic uncertainty yet empowered by technology. Read the report here.?
Kinective in the media
Kinective acquires Nexus Software. We recently announced the acquisition of?
Ohio-based?Nexus Software (Nexus), a market leader in branch device management for financial institutions. This strategic acquisition boosts our position as a market leader in banking software, driving transformation in retail operations while creating new avenues for international market expansion. Read the full article here.?
Kinective wins third consecutive Stevie Award. More than 300 professionals worldwide participated in the judging process to select this year’s Stevie Award winners. The judges selected Kinective’s SignPlus because of its proven ability to unleash digital transformation, helping financial institutions redefine banking services in a digital era. The cloud-based, end-to-end eSignature and document workflow solution is built exclusively for financial institutions. Read the full article here.?
Banking's new era.?Today, automation plays a transformative role in modern banking operations. From decreasing loan origination and closing process times to maximizing FTE hours, credit unions are turning to automation to improve their manual processes and drive new efficiencies. Read the full Finopotamus article here.